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You begin saving for retirement at age 25, and you plan to retire at age 60....

You begin saving for retirement at age 25, and you plan to retire at age 60. You want to deposit a certain amount each month into an account that pays an APR of 3% compounded monthly. Make a table that shows the amount you must deposit each month in terms of the nest egg you desire to have when you retire. (Round your answers to the nearest cent.)

Nest egg size Needed deposit
$100,000 $
$200,000 $
$300,000 $
$400,000 $
$500,000 $
$600,000 $
$700,000 $
$800,000 $
$900,000 $
$1,000,000 $

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Expert Solution

The formula for the future value (F) of an annuity is F = P [(1+r)n-1]/r or, P = F*r/[(1+r)n-1]/ where P is the periodic payment, r is the interest rate per period and n is the number of periods. Here, r = 3/1200 = 1/400 = 0.0025 and n = (60-25)*12 = 35*12 = 420. Therefore, [(1+r)n-1]/r = [(1.0025)420-1]/0.0025 = (2.853909143-1)/0.0025 = 1.853909143/0.0025 so that [(1+r)n-1]/r= 0.0025/1.853909143

  1. If F = 100000, then P = (100000)* 0.0025/1.853909143 = $ 134.85
  2. If F = 200000, then P = 2*134.85 = $ 269.70
  3. If F = 300000, then P = 3*134.85 = $ 404.55
  4. If F = 400000, then P = 4*134.85 = $ 539.40
  5. If F = 500000, then P = 5*134.85 = $ =674.25
  6. If F = 600000, then P = 6*134.85 = $ 809.10
  7. If F = 700000, then P = 7*134.85 = $ 943.95
  8. If F = 800000, then P = 8*134.85 = $ 1078.80
  9. If F = 900000, then P = 9*134.85 = $ 1213.65
  10. If F = 1000000, then P =10*134.85 = $ 1348.50

The table is as under:

Nest egg size ($)                           

Needed deposit ($)

$100,000                            

134.85

$200,000                           

269.70

$300,000             

404.55

$400,000             

539.40

$500,000             

674.25

$600,000             

809.10

$700,000             

943.95

$800,000             

1078.80

$900,000             

1213.65

$1,000,00

1348.50


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